Abstract

The loss of access to the two main international scientometric databases, Web of Science and Scopus, has set the task for scientific organizations and foundations to find alternative ways to assess the scientific productivity of scientists. Currently, a White List has been created as such an alternative, but further development of our own systems for evaluating journals and our own scientometric indicators is required. So far, we can still see the position of our journals and the level of publication activity according to Scopus, but in the future it will be necessary to find sources of information independent of closed commercial resources to create our own system.

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